For the past few months or so I've been thinking about the importance of asking questions. More so for interrogating any negative feelings I have, so I can figure out what's going on without judgment or trying to "just get through it." But asking more questions seems to be the proper protocol for quite a few facets of life. It lends to a genuine curiosity and respect rather than feeling one has the right enforce their will on another.
I appreciate your ending on ethics as well. Sales still has a slimy stigma to it, so it's nice to hear about how being ethical will help you in the long game instead of going to numbers in the moment.
For the past few months or so I've been thinking about the importance of asking questions. More so for interrogating any negative feelings I have, so I can figure out what's going on without judgment or trying to "just get through it." But asking more questions seems to be the proper protocol for quite a few facets of life. It lends to a genuine curiosity and respect rather than feeling one has the right enforce their will on another.
I appreciate your ending on ethics as well. Sales still has a slimy stigma to it, so it's nice to hear about how being ethical will help you in the long game instead of going to numbers in the moment.
Thanks for sharing.